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The Jeffrey Archeresque premise – two boys born on the same day, with a maternity ward baby swap leading to a Jew and a gentile being raised as twins in a Jewish family while the Nazi party (which Elton repeatedly explains to us is a Very Bad Thing) is coming into being – is certainly readable, and the setting fascinating.

His version is not always convincing – he has admitted elsewhere that "for most historians, the consequence of studying 1914 is to precipitate a brainstorm, because the evidence is so conflicting, the range of contradictory evidence so great" – but it is certainly very readable.

If you haven't seen it or don't know much about Oliver, you will probably enjoy this discovery.] SydneyH has finished The Europeans by Henry James:... which is my new favourite among the texts of his that I've read, and is certainly the most readable.

It is certainly the most readable section of the book, and as he lurches away from the fire pit and its roasting pig or the bakery with its rising dough to explain how the experience reflects upon his argument, you just want him to get back there; to respond more emotionally rather than intellectually.

Its audience is clearly, in the first instance, historians and philosophers of biology - but it is certainly written well enough to be readable by practicing biologists, secondary teachers, or anyone interested in the role of species in the history of biological thought.

More readable or not, the dot matrix-style display is certainly more stylish, especially with technology enthusiasts.

This demanding but eminently readable account of the Middle East during World War I is certainly no hagiographic T. E. Lawrence biography, as the tiny nuance ("in," not "of") coloring its title makes clear.

There are certainly some very good and readable introductory texts, but these suffer from approaching the topic with all the baggage of the orthodox academic curriculum.

The biographies are readable and are certainly not overly dry.

Houston's book, in contrast, is highly readable, certainly "accessible" and very pleasing in design, though it is perhaps a work of enthusiasm rather than of scholarship.

Ms Danticat's prose is clear and readable.